| Using the Ostrom Workshop frameworks to study the commons
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2019 |
Cox, Michael |
| Polycentricity
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2019 |
Zeben, Josephine van |
| Anticommons theory
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2019 |
Heller, Michael |
| The US public lands as commons
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2019 |
Huber, Bruce |
| Ostrom in the city : design principles and practices for the urban commons
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2019 |
Foster, Sheila R. |
| Globalization, local commons, and the multiscale ecosystem framework (MEF)
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2019 |
Randhir, Timothy O. |
| Connecting commons and the lAD framework
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2019 |
McGinnis, Michael D. |
| Common-pool resource appropriation and conservation : lessons from experimental economics
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2019 |
Blanco, Esther |
| Climate as a commons
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2019 |
Paavola, Jouni |
| Governing wildlife commons : wild boars, wolves, and red kites
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2019 |
Schleyer, Christian |
| Urban commons of the Global South : using multiple frames to illuminate complexity
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2019 |
Mundoli, Seema |
| Customary authority and commons governance
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2019 |
Matose, Frank |
| Bridging analytical frameworks and disciplines to which they apply
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2019 |
Hagedorn, Konrad |
| Knowledge commons
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2019 |
Madison, Michael J. |
| Commons storytelling : tragedies, comedies, and tragicomedies
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2019 |
Daniels, Brigham |
| Water commons : a critical appreciation and revisionist view
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2019 |
Araral, Eduardo |
| Coastal commons as social-ecological systems
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2019 |
Schlüter, Achim |
| Technology dependent commons
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2019 |
Wormbs, Nina |
| From historical institution to pars pro toto : the commons and their revival in historical perspective
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2019 |
De Moor, Tine |
| The role of pseudo-commons in post-socialist countries
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2019 |
Theesfeld, Insa |
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